The banking sector continues to face challenges, including rising non-performing loans (NPLs), which are likely to exceed 30 percent of total outstanding loans by June this year, raising serious concerns, said Bangladesh Bank (BB).
Payment failure for three months or 90 days after the due date will now lead to classification of loans regardless of type, according to new rules announced by the central bank yesterday, aligning with international best practices prescribed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
BASIC Bank continues to be overwhelmed with default loans despite going on a loan rescheduling spree, with the scam-hit bank logging in operating loss of Tk 118 crore last year.
The banking sector continues to face challenges, including rising non-performing loans (NPLs), which are likely to exceed 30 percent of total outstanding loans by June this year, raising serious concerns, said Bangladesh Bank (BB).
Payment failure for three months or 90 days after the due date will now lead to classification of loans regardless of type, according to new rules announced by the central bank yesterday, aligning with international best practices prescribed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
BASIC Bank continues to be overwhelmed with default loans despite going on a loan rescheduling spree, with the scam-hit bank logging in operating loss of Tk 118 crore last year.
